The Ukrainian government wants to strengthen the responsibility for the production of counterfeit

Published 2020년 12월 24일

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The article highlights the persistent problem of counterfeit butter production, with a list of companies continuing to engage in the practice despite public disclosure. Taras Vysotsky, the Deputy Minister of Economic Development, Trade and Agriculture in Ukraine, has pointed out the lack of sufficient state punishment as a contributing factor. He emphasizes the need for changes to enhance accountability and notes that consumer power and product quality control at the raw material supply stage are key issues. The deputy minister also underscores the need for the verification of a set of bills aimed at clarifying counterfeiting laws and penalties in the first quarter of the Verkhovna Rada's schedule.
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The list of companies producing counterfeit butter has not changed significantly, despite the disclosure and disclosure of counterfeit information. This indicates the insufficiency of punishment by the state. About it during a round table in Ukrinform on a subject «Stop Falsification». Butter sweet cream stage II. What problems are really hidden? ” said Deputy Minister of Economic Development, Trade and Agriculture Taras Vysotsky. “What do we see? The first is that the list of companies that produce counterfeit butter (ed.) Is changing, but remains partially unchanged. Why? The fact that producers continue to make decisions (counterfeit products - ed.) After the public announcement, receipt of information by the State Food and Consumer Service, means that not only is there no fear, but punishment from the state is not enough motivation to work honestly, "he said. Vysotsky. He noted that the rules of the game need to be changed so that there is a clear understanding of ...
Source: Agropolit

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